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Denied at the door, a former Chicago Bears linebacker leaves his mark at Soldier Field following a brawl with security

Super Bowl XX
26 Jan 1986: The Chicago Bears celebrate after defensive lineman William Perry scores a touchdown during Super Bowl XX against the New England Patriots at the Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana. The Bears won the game, 46-10.
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Otis Wilson, former Bears linebacker and starter on Chicago's 1985 Super Bowl team, was reportedly subdued by security after a scuffle with a female security worker at Soldier Field following the Bears win against the Jets on Sunday.


The Chicago Sun-Times reports multiple witnesses on the suite level near the press box saw Wilson being stopped from using an elevator reserved for media accessing the locker room and press area.

The confrontation escalated after he was removed from the elevator.

The Sun-Times reports it took multiple people to eventually restrain him.

The scuffle left a softball-sized hole in the wall near the elevators.

WBBM Newsradio reached out to the Chicago Bears for a statement.

Chicago Sun-Times story: https://tinyurl.com/mrxrxpud